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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-12

Aorrespouaerz. : Mrnedebiae e,
10. 6ebriar 1887. Sie gegenpdrtige
Srodenbeit in biefer @esenb berurfa6t
piel Gorge anb Summer, aber man
muB Den Mutb ni9t finfen lafen-es
fam ia better fommen; aud 1T es nod
3eit genrg. cine quite grnte su MAIDEN.
Nur has Waifer fir bas liebe 8ieb
tpirb on man6en Pidben iebr fnapp.
Die meiften uniersr Garnter finb Be.
reits fertig NIT pflisen, biele bon ibs
men finb aud i9or am 3orns unb
8aumponpfian3en inb einige bereits
nit benz 2ornp1an3en fertig; nur feblt
Regen fur bic Saat, bamit bieielbe aufs
gebeu fam. Sobalo mir einen grtett
Regen betommen, mirb bier Subel uno
6reube einsieben. @iele BON unfereu
Iarmern in DegDiit gounip tDerben in
bieiem Sabre nit Der cSrte einen 8ers
fud MAIDEN. 90 Baumtpnle au piel
gepflanst pirb unb DbeHbrein menig
fuertb III, 70 1T es n%otbwenbig, es nit
elmer anberen pfanse su prpbiren. Da
mir i'm %psrHofenen Sabre cine MiiBs
ernte batter, 70 eiebt IS BET ben i9le6.
ten .3ettei aud uiel 0iebftabl. Grf por
eiuigen Sagen purben einem Wanne
Name1s 5. Wumbrauer, mebrere buns
oeri Dollars aus benz 6auie getloms
men. ga er gu Der 3eit nidt 3ubauie
mar, ionbern in ieinem ungefdbr IS
Weile1 BACON entfernten palture arbeis
tete, 70 battsn bic Spibbuben cine CUTE
@elegenbeit gum ginbrud unb wubten
jebenfalls aud, baB fie @iemanben i'm
6aufe finben miirben. 8iele Wa@barn
6aben iuobl Mutbmabuasen. neil Elm
paar 2eutden pl6blid piel @elb gu pers
puben baben. Mebreren Nnoeren it
oas 3orn aus ben pduiern gebolt .pors
ben, mir molten iebo9 bOfen, baB bic
Steblerei balo elm gnbe bat-Dber ipirb
es nod f6limmer tperben2 Die 0orrd=
tie Der G1war3en geben ndmli6 aud
3u gnbe. C. II. A.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-02-12
: MA hisl,r Sooe ri, NoEooi,re hes

als bieisr 9ase bic pafaeiere oes
in Gafle 8arben gelanbeten Oampfers
rSslan31 BON Copenhagen regifrirt
purben, fiel benz @bsfelerf Ban Su3er
cine iunge NOruegeriu auT, pel6e Elm
stDei Sabre altes 2inb auf benz arme
trug unb bemnd9f ipieber Wutterfreu.
ben entseeeniebt. auf Befrasen tbeilte
bic iunge 6rau init, fe beige 8enebieta
Sborien, lei % Sabre alt, ibr 8atte,
pelder Steuermann auf einem SegeIs
i9iffe mar, lei por atpei Monaten ertrurs
Ten unb fie noble nun gu ihyem i'm Staate
Minnelota mohnenben Nruoer reiIen.
DO bic iunge Wittwe nur iiber geringe
@elbmittel bsrfiiste, ipurbe ibr mitge.
mitseibeilt, bob fe porldufis .niGt tpeis
ter reiien biirfe, ebe Na9riht BON benz
Bruoer %einIaufe. Gin MitpaEaeier,
Der 60 Sabre alte Wittmer Cars
Sanbpig, legte fi@ nun ms Mittel
unb ertldrte, er pole bic Wittpe bets
ratben. ct ersdblte, er Tel elm mobl=
babenber Garmer unb babe 3D6lf Sabre
lang in Der Ndbe bon @bieago gemobnt.
Dor etli6en Monaten babe er cine &eift
nod ieiner Seimatb gema9t uno bort
8enebieta fennen unb liebet gelernt, ie'
bod babe bieieIbe Ieinen 9eiratbsan'
trag suriidgepieien. lin ibr ole mel.
teren l1nannebmli9feiten su erfparen,
m6dte er ibr nun no9mals feline 0ant
anbieten. Die iunge Witttpe erfldrts
fi1 iebt mad fur3em Befinnen bereit,
2ars 3u beiratben uHb Der nortuegif4s
Pafor so. Sanieu BON 8rooflpu
ihiirate barauf ben ebeli9en 2noten,
Oas neupermdblte Paar reiiie mad
Chicago, mo Der Manrt einige @eT6dft'
40 erleoigen bat. uub wiro fi9 bonn
auf elmer Garm in Miuneieta. In Der
Ndbe bes grubers Der iuHgeu Grau,
nieberloHen.
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gsua. S1dtua & Gpbu.

unfere Sauptnabrung 1T unb bleibt
bas 6leii1, unb I'M foldes frif6 uno
gut su erlangen, fanrt man unm6gli9
einen 3lperldiiseren Marft finben, oils
ben BON Wm. S6fing & Sobn, No.
511 @ne. 6. Sie 9erren baben benz
8ei6mad ibrer 2unben &e6nung ge'
traaert unb in ibrem @tablifement cine
taIte 2uftmafdine erri9tet, tuel9e allen
@nforberungen fir grbaltung unb gnt'
fernung f9dbli9er Sugrebienaer bes
6leii6es entipri6t. Sic baben befidr'
Dig in ibren 9iebb6feu eiuen groBef
8orratb BON Nafuieb, aus weI9enl
nur bas Bette fir lire 2unbeu getpdbli
wiro. Wer reel bebient fem min, .bes
befuGe ben Marft, SO. 511
Mpenue 6. l,lOtlt
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Scr Mnfana bonn Gnoe.

Der anfans elmer Srantbeit if eiie Isidts
SGpdde ober llnpdbIidfeit In einisen Der %.
len Sbeile, sep0bnlid in benz Masen, Der Sc.
Der oser ben Einseueiben. Dsspeptif9s
Symphonic ssissn fid. bic 2sbsr if ni9t in
Oronuns, bic Sant it seIbIid nnh nneefuno
ausItbenD, unb mir fiblen S1mer,en In bes
redten Seite ODER in benz re9ten S9ulttrbIaft,
uno Sas tlebeI fuIminirt oft In sinsni sou(1dn-
Stssu S@pinbsn Der pbsaii9en ardfte cher
uimint einen t0btIidsn gsrlauf. Ibsr penu
benz rsbeI bel 8eitsn NIT Sofetters M a.
senbitters b~esssnet uirb, ueldes aIs SeiI.
mitteI INNER iuirtiam III. unb peldss man in
ben eriisn Stabisn sebrau6sn iolte. 70 III eiu
@runb borbanbsu, bic f&doIidsn Na6ipirfun.
gen ;u befiirGten, bic 70 oft anf boufdnbis &c.
beilte aranibeiten folsen. So if nett better
bisfss Gdsre SeiImiitel aesen We9feIfeber nno
anSere maIariide aranibeiten Su sebrauden,
ais gbinin uub anbere farie Drssuen, peIde,
Deun tie aud .tne 3eiiIaus als pirtfam ertpei.
len, bod ben Naesn ruinirsu uno bic alse'
meme 9siunbbeit beeintrdGtisen.
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@abl : Broclantation.
Wapors Office,
San 9ntonio, 20. Saa. 1887.

Sa1 Wntonio, 70. Jon. 1851
Sn Golae Der Mutoritdt, tpel9e mir
burn Den Charter unb bic Drbinanaen
ber Stabt San Nntonio perlieben pirb,
orbne id, 8rpan galIaebar, Mapor Der
Stdbt San Mntonio, cine Wabl on,
bic am
5~tpeiteu Wontas i'm Gebruar 1887,
benz IA. Sage bes befastenMa onats
fur foIsenbe Beanie abgehalten tueroen
fol-:
Mapor, sfeeorber, Collector. Stras
Beneommifdr unb II perf9iebene Als
berrlerl.
Die Gtimmfdfien tperben In ben ber'
f@ieoenen Warbs bon 8 ubr Bormits
tags an folgenben pldber ge6ffnet fem:
1. Warb: SIM poli3eis 1auptquartier
am Militdr plaaa, 8or5tbeuber 8. 20s
nisbeim, Wablri6ter Walter Scott uno
Gbas. Guergin.
2. Waro: gde bon gaff unb OoIo.
roiaffraBe, 8orfibenber %. s. Meds
ling, Ri1ter q. Jielb tlnb q. 8. Warr.
8. gfe bon Mebinas uab Sealffrabe,
8orfbenber 6. goObuin, Rid.er Grid
Menger unb 90. s. Siebert.
4. Warb: 4rif9's 9alle, 0orfibens
Der 6. 0iqemain, Ri@ter 6. o. Nrbt
unb q. 3. Minor.
5. Warb: MlaGio, 8orfibenber CD.
Rii9e If, Ri9ter Sam Nanerid unb
nm h1fiud fr.
6. Warb: Mrbeiterperein, 9orRbens
Der 5. Bitter. Ri@ter %. 8. Gong unb
8. 8. Bolton.
4. Warb: Ode bon gietoria. iinb
Watagorba Strabe, 8orfibenber 6. U.
Dennb, Ri9ter 8. Brian II. nnb 6.
s. Marb: MeaaiHer, 2O7 Sub
MIamrsG traBe. BorFben5er. s. Wulf.
Ri9ter u. OreiB If. unb s. q. airGner.
Gie Wab. fol- abgebalten uro Wabl'
beriGte foIen eingereiIt merber in lies
bereiaitimmuHg init Der OrbiHan5, mels
DE Wa6Ien regulirt.
Die Wd1Ier Der berl1iebenen Warbs
fouen fir einen Manor, Necotoer, @oL
Ieftor. StrnBeneommihdr DIR, einen Mlbers
men ibrer Warb unb fur bier Albers
mdnrer at large fimmen.
Gum 3eugniB babe i9 rteinet Nanlet
- unter5ei9net uub bas Siegel Der
M Staot binsufiigen lafen, am 20.
Sauuar 1887.
8rpan gaIIagban, .Msapor.
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Cara ansaeattMnet.

3. 8. attins, goIi,eidef in anorviae, Senn.,
fdreibt: rMisiner GamiIie uno mir felbf fino
bic pobItbdtisen Golaen 3brer aussSei4neten
Msbi;in, Or. rings Stein Diseoperp sesen aus.
jebrune, ;u SbeiI seporben. SD babe gefun-
ben, baS fe bait, mas bon ibr berfproden pire
unb besbalb be3euae i'd ihrtn @ertb. ALE mel.
ne 6leunbe. Denen i'd bic Mebisin empiabL 10.
ben fie.
Garantie pirb s~sIeiifet, bab Or. &inss Sem
Sistobsrb sesen slusaebruns Sufen, Grfal.
tuna, 8ron1itis, afbma, Srdune unb ole
SaIs., 4ruf nnb 9unsenIeiSen beiIt. Yrobe.
faIdsn frei bel U. Oreib. @robe GIaI9en$l
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mrs. Siusloap's eoDtbt.e esrmp

3tAUe
Rep. Splpanus Cobb idrsibt i'm 30.
ecn Gtriftian TreemanA: 0uf feiuei
Sau marben mir cine WebiSin empfeHlen,
namentlid far Rinb... uenn mir ni4t
maBteu, baB fe gut if. Bon Wrs.
Winslcns Gprup fSnneu mir iebc4 aus
Grfatruns fpreden. Sn unierer eigeneu
Ualnilie bat er ltd ale Sesen sruieien,
neil er eineni Rinbe, baS NIT 9olit aes
peinist mar, SHlaf beridafte unb ben
Gltern Rube mdbrenb Der Na4t
i&erte. Die ~rneiffen Gltern trerben bic.
fen 5esen ;u iddeen mihen. Gier III
elm Hrtifel, Der fid bepdbrt unb burmlcs
III, benn Der Sdlaf. ben. er benz 3inte
p.rldaHt, III aatirlid unb Der tleine en-
gel erwadt 70 better ME elm 9nOpf.A
Bdbrenb bes 3abnens it iein ,Grfclg I'm.
idisbor. Ufr haten bdufis genus BON
Wtatteru bic Heuseruns seb5rt, boB fe
ui&t cine ben Sprup iein ulSsen bon Der
@eburt bes 4inbes an Bic our Tollen.
buns bes 3ahnens. Bsrfauft bon allen
apotbst.rn su rs Gents bic Slaf&e.
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ssmt. Mntb's

Wirtbf1at unb 9on3ert.p a.
billion auf benz Commencement lgel
III Elm beliebter acknowledgment beuts
fder 6amilien. Der pabillon ii bur9
6enfter sef6lofen, gebei3t unb In ieber
8e3iebung elm bibides 2ofal. Seoeu
Sonntag, Nadmittag uno Nbenb:
2on3ert. guf 8erlangen mad benz
2on3ert: 9austrdnsden. ausgesei@nes
ties Bier, feiner falter QunG, - quite,
sepdblte geieli@aft, aufmertiame gs.
bienung. 20bes3Wt
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Ealifprnia @eine.

6err S. Meper, @boleiale 6
R~etailbdnbler in Weinen, alamo plasa,
if Dor 2ur,em BON ieiner piertem @ss
iddftsreife mad Californian auriidge'
febrt. Ct tam iebt feline Runbsi unb
Gamilien nit ben beften Sorten BON
California; einen unb reilenl Srats
bensg ranbp perieben. sReinen @alifor'
rlia Glaret ~perfauft er bic @alone-$1.
BORT. unb anbere unperfdlidte Weine
finb ftets bel ibm borrdtbig.
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6. s. Maaer,

205 Wef : g. ra 5 {,
bdIt elm groBes unb febr getudbltes 9as
ger BON 9apeteu, &ouleaug !,
SiIberrabmen unb 2eifen,
unb ferner neben 3eidHensM aterialien
alIer Art. Garben unb Infreis
der . so ateriaIien n, befonoers
6ammers fertig gemif6te
6arben, bic beffen unb biligften i'm
Wartte. BIZ unter boiler @araniie pers
tauft perben. s Ter. unb Spi e
g~eIgIas urb aubere In biefes Sad
fdlagenbe Mrtitel; norm Serr Miler
bas gr6bte Eager i'm Weiien bes Staas
tes bat. Muftrdge aus benz 2anbe iuers
ben prompt atissefibrt.
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Wenn Sbr on einem 2ungen=
ober 6alsibel leibet, oann gebrau6t
bios Rebicinen, BON beren Site unb
Wsrtb }br iiberseugt feib. Gin foIdes
Mittel 1T aper's Gberrp Electoral; es
beilt nift nur pl6Blide erfdltun9en,
fonbern 1T uniddBbar in allen 6ormeIt
BON 2ungenfdminbiu9t. Sn allen
4poibeten Su baben fur 81 bic JlaiGe.
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= Die Snbianer iino aud ni9t auf
ben Gopf gefalen. Die bon Der Digger
Heierpntion in Neuaba bielten neuli6
einen Gang ab uHb IieBen bic bierSu
eingeIabenen WeiBen frei 80, nabmen
aber Seoen, Der banH mieber fortgeben
tpolte, rs Genis ab.
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Nn6lenS Mrmiea.G aIbe

DE bette Gable Der xSeli fir S4nitt,
ljuetid unssn, Gsihprte, 6ieber. unb Saut.
ausld,las, 6ledte, aeiprnnsrne Sdn6e, Grof.
beuicr daf cIle Sautsraufbsitsu furirt Sa.
usrrsa,nsn cher feline 9ejabIuna. 86Iia,
Classification sarautirt ooer has eelo plrf
;uriidsrhaitei. 26 Gsuts bic Sda@tsI bel U
Sreib
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- 2a6t gu6 ni9t tduf6en bur9
niebere preife fur glrbeit. tpel9e better
oils irgenb cine in Seras eeliefert uirb,
ioubern perfist gud nod Gallo
10 a 3 . pbotograpbii9em atelter, no
gu1 CUTE iInb sufriebenfeaeHbe arbeit
su rrar r~eellenl preife garantirt wirb.
Alb, gaff Souffon Gtrabe.
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Slnsnertauf unb Neue @aaret


s mginbereIIaS dubsStore
gde SouftonftraBe & Ipe. 6
tuerben aue WinterI6ube fir Oamen
unb 4inber, fir 9erren unb 4naben
3url abioIuten Rofeupreife
ausperfaut Dies if feline blebe
Nnfiinbieuig. uGt @etlame su madden,
ionasrn bic preiie fin6 faftii9 beoeus
tenb berabeeiebt tuorben, uouou Sober
ii@ ii~berseugen fam.
SIN Cinderella S9ubfore finb bic
neueri lei9teren S@ubforten fir ben
Sommer bereits eingetrohen unb fo'
mobI in 9amen,S 9uben wie Slippers
1T cine porsiigli9e auswabI% borbanben.
Hiemanb fonte anberswo, als i'm Gin'
berela S@ubfOre taufen.
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WerIanat

tusrben cine quite 26@in unb elm tiia'
,tiges Wdb6er sur 8eiorgung Der Sauss
arbeit BEL gutem 2Obn. Naf5ufragen
in ber Office Der Greien preRe.
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rHE CHARLES q. voeELER co.. BaIlInore. Pa

az- rfnfauyenb DpIIara suerSea tents
ienieest bs,abIf, speI9ey @eweiie Heiert. bob nte
rcrHebenbeu pSer oIfe auberen Seraniie, Eet4e
pcn Ser The Charles A Vogeler Co, uerolenfs
ffdfuerbeu, Mot edit fnb. M1e uoutrnS ueFonesb
Ii6test Seuguiiie in6 acknowledgement.
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aoo.oO0 berat6ers eusaeoe5tii.

SZVsVVU uttutusHB 0NtBtBs1sns r-ur....
DBere g.!S. @tiIta,sislf s en- s }saa 81.
eam S rsnssses. Sal. tsri@tst. bas e IIaass
Sabre an ocuteni gteuntctsssin1 geattisu
6c5c, NIB saateri g ale bstaHntsn Ssiia,sts
{sI NIB BE beriibnitsttenY aoer aace = ~; TahS S;s
gngsnSans 'pon q. Sasobs Del routanhis
rrieherhernkffeuts
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10 satre esIIttsn urn banii esIsiIt.

Sas .aOuispine (ap.) Courier = Soir7taI.
fact: 4roiefor 9. q. SsnaaSfsi .,s Ts, usrs
iurf,bst ,purSe, bate absr o6fsebn Secure
befdnSia an 81 eiriaatii4en 69nitrteH eslsitei.
q perflnte pieIe Gottcreu, cte geTneM.ss
itss Baber. eiectrii@e apparnte UNI ets rsts
tdiebeufea SeiIutittd otne Grtoia: ~ new SoM
perjn4te &c Ct. Sntobs DEL w1@ss W" ssA'
fdrtia yvisberberieute.
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Die ,ssreie Nreffe fir gesas''
lat pou aueu oemtfG $ terantfd1ets
Settnstses, Die sr5bte ab"n''e''fe'''
tabf.
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SaItet Care Sampen TIT Crcmmm8 NIB
breunetto.
Die alamo Delcompaguie iiefert bos
Del. I'm OTHERS tpirb gebeteH urb
bas Del uirb prompt abgeliefert. Ofs
flee 237 Of : 6oufoHtraBe. 5eles
pboH 351. 6,11.t6M
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50 Satre etIititt ana aan1i estsiIt.

Ser sruns Turgen, weI9sr IN glabs
bea,s Gsei@irr Gei4dff, l2I cr@ansesS trsSe.
arbsttet; faste:s ygesia Batter. :usl9es ysro:
bretSie Sotrei IN ieSeui @iuter on gtetnids
fisnins "a ben T1teu aeIttten. Gr tog bic
bsfeu ger7te ia Battle iuib perff4te one pee
fcnntet 6eiIusttteI, obne irseub l7el4en ertolg.
SIN IsktsI @inter, ~ iusI&sr Bet tetue 1lbe
csidspoueif sparesf, 1erfndte &C ct. Safebspa
lnh in tsrfsr Bet mar er ashetlt.
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StS2a ss 81
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Munberbare 9eiIaRgeu.


q. GIbanpsetr .. Stbaea. q. ..
ite6er piersIs Sabre bin .i4 elm ppter rhs,s
rsranlrtt, Ct. Satrbs Del su sebrau4en unb
nddbemi& sirei 6Iaj4el Gfeerpauet hatte. mos
rem aae G9rnersen uerf4wuneen. gletsie gHes
Der, rpeI4e iteif uub Iabus iuorea, ttrio test 10
eeIeults Irie tn tieirer Suaeno., -
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-18
A BURSTED MAIN
Causes a Water Famine in Washington
A street Flooded.

Causes Water Famine la Washington
A street Flooded.
WAsHISaTON, September l7.-Another
water famine il upon the greater portion
of this city, caused by the third break
within a short time Of the S6-inch water
main. which supplies the part of Washing
ton north of l. street The break Is the
most serious which has yet occurred and 1t
Is feared that the northern part OF the city
will be without water for some days to
come. The breGk took place about
o'clock this morning. without a moments
warning Suddenly, and EIth loud re-
nort. the water spOuted mp ia the air.
The people in the DelghhorboOd we're
startled from their sleep by the NOISE, ana
IN a few moments the vicinity
of the accident Sas aiTe
with excited and alarmed people
On the south side If L street, between
Twentieth and Twenty-tirst streets, vol
ume of water broke from the pavement
with a roar and rusS that could De nesro
squares away.
/ street. from Nineteenth - Twenty
first streets, was one great river, the water
pouring along like a torrent and deep
enough 70 boat boat The property
damaged IS considerable, but this IS as
nothing compared wsth the Inconvenience
TO thousands OF citizens and eeTtaih alSAS-
tiers in case OF fire. The public wells Wer1
exhausted at an early hOOE, and CROWDS %
people with buckets In hand we're Walking
from place TO place in the endesVoS 10 Cd
tain enough water to prepare the morning.
meal
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-09-18
COUNTY FAIRS.
Big Attendance at Rayepswood and Mari
eta Attempt at Suicide.

Big Attendance at Rayepswood and Mari
etta-Attenpt at Suicide.
SC,rsGl Tsllorda 10 ~ Sunday R1giser.
PAREERsBUBG, September 1.-THE
Marietta, Ohio, and Rayepswood fairs are
over. From 1000 to 10000 attended At
the close. Upon the last Day st Ravens
wood there were two raoes, . running race,
two entries, Jack OF Trumpe and Long
Boy; won by the former. Time SO. The
second, tIot, entries Harry Lee, Billy N.
and Rocket: won by Harry Lee. Time
2:3G.
AZ Marietta there were two races for the
free for all purse, 500, two entries, Frank
s, of Pitsburg. aud Kitty Curry, Bsrro-
town, Ohio. Frank s. won; time 2:3si,
2:39 and 2:27!. In the county trot, en-
tries Sunshine, Orphan Girl and Twinkle.
Sunshine won; time 2:3i, 2:49 and 2:5G.
Considerable Disagreement srose about
Twinkle, q Parkersburg hnrse, in which
the Judges are charged with partiality.
Last night John Terrell, in Jail In Meigs
county, O., under indictment for the mur-
der Of George Davis, an old farmer, at
tempted suicide in his cell He formed q
rope ont Of q sheet and fastened II to the
top Of the csIl, putting it around his neck
and dropped. AnothsF prisoner heard the
noise and came 10 him; giving . yell he
reused the sberih. Terrell was rescued,
though he was nearly gone.
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Marine Band began rendering march and
the President and Mrs Cleveland, arm IN
arm, walked to the front Of the stand ana
bowed again and again in Acknowledge
ment of the laundering applause from
those who had stood in the square.
A wild rush was made over chairs ana
ratings in the stand to the place where
they stood, and the President gave short
hut involuntary reception to those who
succeeded in reaching him. AS they passed
out they walked directly underneath the
old liberty bell, and the solid mass OF people
on either side of the footway cheered, waved
their hands, handkerchiefs and umbrellas
until they had passed out Of sight. Wnen
they reached the street another ovation
awaited them, aud as far as the eye could
reach there was seen nothing but futter-
ing mass of handkerchiefs, hats, etc, and
the cheer was taken up along the line untli
it seemed as though pandemonium reigned
from one end of the street to the other.
The President and Mrs. Cleveland rode IN
a handsome baroucbe, he with uncovered
head, and both smiling to the. throng as
they rode swiftly by. They were at once
driven to their hotel
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TO CONSULT COUNSEL.
A Prominent Anarchist In the East
Efforts 10 Excite workingmsn.

A Prominent Anarchist In the East
Efforts 90 Excite worhingmen.
NEW YORK, September l7.--George A.
Schilling, chairman Of the Anarchists de-
fense committee, arrived last night from
Chicago. He comes 70 this city primarily
TO consult the. great lawyers in the Fast,
IngersolI, Prior, and Butler, aud perhaps
Others; but will use the occasion 10 arouse
the interest Of the workingmen In the case,
and to uys- upon them the necessity Of
providing funds. He brought with him
copies OF the briefs OF Captain Black, the
prisoners counsel, and Of District Attor-
ney Grinnel, a. we'll NJ copies Of the do
cision Of the Supreme Court
To n reporter he said: I'VE propose 10
bring the matter before the United States
Supreme Court, 10 possible, and we are ~
sured that We have q good case. In an
here TO consult with various lawyers In rs-
lation 70 the matter and Try 70 retain ono
Of them" Mr.. Schiliing WAS taken of by
some Of his friends and they were engaged
in discussing future action NJ n late hour
last night.
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TREMRR WINS.
Tho Closing Rsee-Hamm . Good seeosd.
Ross Bsatsn by Lee.

Tho Closing Rsee-Hsmm . Good s.eo.d.
Ross Bsstsn by Lee.
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were looking well ana their. insnos were
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LONDON SENTIMENT.
A shrswd Move on the Counts Part
Effect In France.

shrswd Move on the Counts Part
Effect In France.
LONDON, September 1.-THE manifesto
issued yesterday by the Count Of Paris is
attracting a good deal Of attention here
and across the channel, where the amazing
rapldity with which il was circulated all
over the country is a matter wonder in
itself. The manifesto is the topic Of the
hour. Under ordinary circumstances such
document would have been puerile and
futile, but with the acumen Of an ex-
perienced statesman, the Count timed its
appearance, and has issusd .his manifesto
at moment when IL will be most potent
and more likely to have the desired
effect on the minds of Frenchmen.
ROuyier's ministry, never strong, holds
now a precarious position and France il
ready any day to hear Of its downfall. To
the Loyalist party il looks for support, and
if this il withheld the infuerce Of the
ministry in its feeble condition would
speedily dissolve. In tact. the Loyalisfs
occupy much the same position In France
towards the government a. the UnioDists
do in England. To cut loose altogether
from the counsel Of the I4oyalists, and TO
ignore their suggestions, would he 10 court
political death. The appearance Of the
manifesto at this particular time gives an
emphatic check to the exuberance OF Joy
with which France is conyulsed over the
manpuyres Of the Seventeenth army
corps, which has successfully
demonstrated the scheme Of mobili-
ration. II diyerts the public
mind frsm absorbing satisfaction it feels
in the fancied possession Of an army Of that
is now able 10 punish Germany, and di.
reefs it into other channels than those
which lead TO q desire for revenge. II,
however, threatens the fall Of the Rouyier
ministry, which cannot openly ACCEPT the
terms Of the manifesto, and between the
desire TO retain the support Of the Loyal.
ists and its perplexity in regard TO pleasing
the republican portion OF France. the gov
eminent is in sore straits The Counts
manifesto may thus have decided inGu.
ence over the minds Of the tickle Gauls,
and 20 q long way towards taking the
first step in the direction Of monarchy.